The Great Depression

Question:

Answer:

Thousands of farmers
lost their farms and were out of work.
Looking for jobs, many moved to California where there were at least a
few jobs, mostly harvesting fruit and vegetables.
Banks lost money due to loan defaults by farmers. Farmers in the dust
bowl were no longer buying farming utensils, seed and animal foods thus
lessening demand and creating surplus, which dropped prices even more.
The Dust Bowl